INSTALLATION
Audio
Analog
The analog audio connectors are standard XLR connectors. Remember, there are two stereo
ports or targets on the receiver. The output of these will be discussed in detail later, but each
of the two ports can be played in stereo (2 stereo ports), all mono (4 mono ports) or mixed (1
port stereo and the other 2 mono channels).
Left
Right
Left
Right
Port 1
Port 2
XLR Pinout:
Pin 1: Ground
Pin 2: Lo
Pin 3: High
Digital
The digital connectors are labeled Port 1 and Port 2. There are three digital outputs for each
port, but they all will have the same audio on them as the analog Port 1. These digital outputs
are at 48K. Connect these to your digital equipment.
At this point, the receiver will receive programs and can play programs in timed events so
you can record the programs at the same time you get them currently.
Ethernet
Description
The Ethernet connection takes a standard network cable and should be on the same network as
your automation to simplify copying programs. That network must access the Internet to receive
programming from the Amb-OS network
Setting the IP address
The IP address of the receiver should be set to something compatible with your local network.
The default address is assigned by
(Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). If your
network administrator wants to assign a specific address, that must be done by the front panel. A
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WARNING
The
settings used here are just examples and may not work with
your network.